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York, York - YO32 5UH
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 2-11)
“Our founder, Robert Wilkinson was a farmer with a vision. He founded the school in Strensall on land he donated so that the children of the village would have access to a school. Our school badge celebrates this history.”
York, York - YO23 3QF
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
York, York - YO26 4YZ
Year 1 - Year 6 (ages 5-11)
York, York - YO23 1BS
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“At Scarcroft Primary School, we want everyone to meet their potential: academically, socially, emotionally and physically. We nurture every child to develop as confident, healthy and happy citizens.”
York, York - YO30 1YB
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
“I would like to warmly welcome you and your child to Skelton Primary School. We are a nurturing, happy school, which is at the heart of a caring community. We cater for children from 3-11 years old and have just over 100 children on roll.”
York, York - YO31 0QQ
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
York, York - YO10 4BT
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
“Although girls had been educated at the Bar Convent since its inception in 1686 the first public Catholic School in York was opened by the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1844 on their premises in Blossom Street and called ‘St Mary’s Day School’.”
York, York - YO10 5BW
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
York, York - YO23 3PD
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“Through our Christian ethos, we care and we nurture our children, preparing them for future life. We have high standards and set ambitious aims for our curriculum and outcomes for our children.”
York, York - YO10 4LX
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“Our values reflect our Christian foundation as a Church of England School and provide the basis for everything we do and aim to achieve at St Oswald’s.”
York, York - YO24 4BJ
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“Our school is a family where everyone feels safe, happy and valued and is supported to achieve their full potential. We will develop compassionate and caring individuals who depend on one another, are highly motivated, and have a life-long love of learning in preparation for their futures.”
York, York - YO24 4BD
Nursery - Reception (ages 2-5)
“Children may attend St Paul’s Nursery School from the age of 2 till becoming school age, normally the term after the child turns 4.”
York, York - YO31 7PB
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
York, York - YO32 9UP
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“Stockton-on-the-Forest Primary school is a small village school situated approximately four miles from the centre of the City of York. A strength of our school is the friendly, family like ethos that enables children to feel safe and develop in confidence during their time with us.”
York, York - YO31 0UT
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 2-11)
York, York - YO30 6ZS
Year 7 - Year 11 (ages 11-16)
“Here at Vale of York, our ethos is 'Always giving the best'. Our ambition is that all our learners should experience “Life in all its fullness” and that we provide “a place to thrive” through our core values of Kindness, Respect and Teamwork.”
York, York - YO24 3HP
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
“Westfield Primary Community School is a vibrant place to work with a talented staff team who work together to ensure our children achieve the best possible outcomes. We believe positive relationships, working with our parents and links with our community are key to the success of our school.”
York, York - YO19 6BB
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“Wheldrake with Thorganby C.E. Primary School nurtures all children and adults to become lifelong learners, building a thirst for knowledge, encouraging excellence and fostering creativity through a varied and exciting curriculum.”
York, York - YO32 2FZ
Reception - Year 6 (ages 4-11)
“At Wigginton Primary School we believe every child is entitled to the very best education that we can provide.”
York, York - YO24 2RU
Nursery - Year 6 (ages 3-11)
“The IQM states that in a school or education setting, inclusion means that every child and every adult who learns and works in a school is valued and whose educational and personal needs are met, and that it is also about parents and the community in which the school exists.”